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Seatbelt Safety:     more books (18)

Differences in nurse's attitudes toward car seatbelts by Dorothy Reed, 1981 Effects of seatbelt laws on highway fatalities: Update, April 1988 by David Skinner, 1988 Let the zodiac wheel help steer you in the best direction respect your community, your family, your self : don't drink & drive, wear your seatbelts! (SuDoc TD 8.31:Z 7/ENG./CHINESE) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1999 Beltman a Traffic Safety Education Program (Includes: Audio Cassettes, Communication Card Boards, Lotto Boards, Traffic Light Form, Posters, Seatbelt, Audio Filmstrips, Logo Dots, Iron-on Decals) by fli learning systems inc, 1981

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21. Head Injury Brain Injury Rehabilitation Services - NeuroAdvance NeuroNews: Seatb
    Seatbelt Safety by Pam Walker, Assistant Program Director. On Wednesday April 10th of this year, I had an opportunity to testify before the Massachusetts Public Safety Committee  
    http://www.neuroadvance.com/seatbelt.htm
    
    Extractions: Seatbelt Safety by Pam Walker, Assistant Program Director On Wednesday April 10th of this year, I had an opportunity to testify before the Massachusetts Public Safety Committee at our State House in Boston, in support of House Bill # 4241. What is House Bill #4241 you ask? This bill is asking the Massachusetts Legislature to mandate a law requiring the installment and use of 3 point seatbelts (shoulder/lap belts) on all of our school buses. I felt very privileged to be able to voice my support for school bus seatbelts and to be actually involved in making our State government work. Some of the facts which caused me to want to support this Bill are as follows: Each year 1 out of every 10 school buses are involved in crashes, in the United States the leading cause of death in children ages 4-19 is the failure to buckle up, 63% of all children who die in crashes are unrestrained, and lastly, three-point seatbelts would cost $3500. per bus, that's a one time charge of $3.24 per passenger. We all know the devastation and tragedy caused by suffering a traumatic brain injury. One of the simple answers to decreasing the numbers of these injuries is to put our kids in buses which offer the greatest protection possible. 3 point seatbelts will protect our children and save our tax dollars.

22. Seatbelt Safety
    Maryland's Adult Seat Belt Law. Beginning October 1, 1997, Maryland initiated the PRIMARY SEAT BELT LAW. This new law means that police officers will be able to ticket drivers and/or  
    http://www.rockvillemd.gov/police/seatbelt.html

23. Seatbelt Safety - CBS News
    Learn The '80/8' Rule (CBS) Auto deaths are down in the US, and the injury rate for infants is down substantially.  
    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/05/01/archive/main8498.shtml

24. YouTube - Seatbelt Safety
    Share your videos with friends, family, and the world  
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBbc5he19CE

25. Seatbelt Safety: Song Lyrics And Sound Clip
    This song is available on John Buchanan's Safety Songs. If you’re riding in a car please buckle up (buckle up) If you’re riding in a car please buckle up  
    http://www.songsforteaching.com/safetysongs/seatbeltsafety.htm

26. Seatbelt Safety | Do Something
    In the past two years South Windsor High School has lost two students to car accidents where speed was a major factor. South Windsor High School SADD group is working with  
    http://www.dosomething.org/project/seatbelt-safety

27. » Seatbelt Safety
    Tens of thousands of Iowans will be hitting the road this week for the 4th of July holiday. Not only will law enforcement be enforcing Iowa’s new cell phone law banning  
    http://www.drivesafecv.com/?tag=seatbelt-safety

28. Arrive Alive South Africa | Seatbelt Safety,
    Seatbelt Safety Buckle up the kids, it may save their lives / Compulsory Wearing of Seatbelts. Buckling up is the simplest way to save your child's life and to not insist on  
    http://www.arrivealive.co.za/pages.aspx?i=725

29. Seatbelt Safety
    District 15’s vehicle rollover simulator – Roll 15 Demonstrates the importance of wearing seat belts. Replicates a 30mile-per-hour rollover accident using adult- and  
    http://www.illinoistollway.com/portal/page?_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&_p

30. Seatbelt Safety - Research Papers - Maximus05
    Read this research paper and over 200,000 others like it now. Don't miss your chance to earn better grades and be a better writer!  
    http://www.oppapers.com/essays/Seatbelt-Safety/109946
    
    Extractions: Research Papers and Essays for All Search words.comment_error_title="A comment heading is required."; words.comment_error_text="A comment is required."; words.enter_query="No query entered!"; We have many premium term papers and essays on Seatbelt Safety. We also have a wide variety of research papers and book reports available to you for free. You can browse our collection of term papers or use our search engine Wearing a seat belt, it is such an easy task. However, every day people choose not to wear it. When you think about it, it is absolutely amazing that a piece of fabric can be the difference between life and death. In the Oklahoma State University safety training website, research states that 40, 000 people die each year in car accidents. Yet, only 60% of people who drive actually wear there seat belt. It is estimated that safety belts save 13,000 lives in the United States each year. Car accidents continue to be the leading cause of death for people under the age of 35. According to research report from Car accidents.com, the article "seat belts save lives" says that every American pays about $580 toward the cost of crashes each year. If everyone buckled up, this figure would drop significantly. Data suggests that education alone is not doing the job with young people, especially males ages 16-25, which is the age group least likely to buckle up. It is known that when you get into a crash, whatever you crash into stops the car, but what stops you from continuing to go the speed that the car was going? Seat belts can keep you from plunging through the windshield, being thrown out the door, hurled through the air, being scraped along the ground, or even being crushed from your own car. Depending on where or how the force is applied you could be killed instantly or suffer life long debilitating problems.

31. Seat Belt Safety
    Seat belts are the most important safety feature in cars, and wearing them is the only way they will help us.  
    http://www.safetyed.org/seatbeltsafety.html
    
    Extractions: Wearing a seat belt is the most important thing you can do when you get into a car. Even if you think you are an excellent driver, most other people are not. Seat belt safety involves only one thing: using your seat belt every time you get into a vehicle. You have probably noticed the "Click it or Ticket" campaign by now. This is meant to target people who do not buckle their seat belts, and are not safe driving. Since this campaign began in 2005: These statistics show the importance of using a seatbelt, and how it greatly increases your safety while in a car. To get an idea of how much seat belts help: approximately 35,000 people die from car crashes each year. Half of them could be saved if they were wearing seat belts. Do the safe thing. Click it. RX Safety Glasses

32. Seatbelt Safety Facts | EHow.com
    Seatbelt Safety Facts. The 2009 seat belt safety facts reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) state that 84 percent of drivers used seat belts.  
    http://www.ehow.com/about_5451978_seatbelt-safety.html
    
    Extractions: Home Health Driving Safely ... Seatbelt Safety Facts By John Landers eHow Contributor updated: September 24, 2009 I want to do this! What's This? The 2009 seat belt safety facts reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) state that 84 percent of drivers used seat belts. This is a 1 percent increase over the previous year. According to the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the major reasons of death for Americans 1 to 34 years of age are motor vehicle accidents. Child restraint and seatbelt laws are intended to get more people to wear seat belts and reduced the number of injuries and fatalities. One of the mandates of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 was the requirement that automobile makers began installing belts as a standard element for all vehicles. However, this regulation did not contain any provisions requiring vehicle occupants to wear seat belts. States have the main responsibility of enforcing seatbelt laws. Since 1994, there have been ongoing nation-wide campaigns conducted at the state level, such as "Click It or Ticket."

33. Important Seatbelt Safety Facts
    This article outlines important safety facts and tips regarding proper seatbelt use. In a study released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the risk  
    http://ezinearticles.com/?Important-Seatbelt-Safety-Facts&id=2405300

34. Seatbelt Safety - A Set On Flickr
    Roger Cullman Sets Slideshow. Seatbelt Safety Thumbnails Detail Comments. Toronto, Ont. April 16 Ben Cicione, 42, and his son Francesco, 3, take a seat in the police Safety  
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/wordfreak/sets/72157604574934743/

35. Seatbelt Safety | Seminole Trail Volunteer Fire Department
    Reflecting on Vehicle Related LODDs and Injuries. Consider this scenario for a moment An alarm is sounded for a motor vehicle crash with injuries.  
    http://stvfd.org/node/1666
    
    Extractions: @import "/misc/drupal.css"; @import "/modules/acidfree/acidfree.css"; @import "/modules/advuser/advuser.css"; @import "/themes/stvfd-ajb/style.css"; Giving back to the community with professional service since 1976 edit primary links Navigation Get the NFFF - Fallen Firefighter Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox ! Not seeing a widget? ( More info Swine Flu Info Home Reflecting on Vehicle Related LODDs and Injuries Consider this scenario for a moment: An alarm is sounded for a motor vehicle crash with injuries. On hearing the alarm, a 28-year-old firefighter gets into his pickup truck and begins to respond. On the way, he enters a T-shaped intersection without stopping for the stop sign. The driver of another pickup truck, traveling through the intersection with the right of way, tries to avoid a collision by braking but is unsuccessful, striking the firefighter’s vehicle on the driver’s side to the rear of the cab and causing the vehicle to spin around. The driver’s door opens as it spins, ejecting the firefighter, who is not wearing his seatbelt. Both vehicles come to a stop off the road. The firefighter suffers severe head trauma and is rendered unconscious. Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) respond and transport him to a local hospital. He is later flown to a medical center and placed on life support. He dies 13 days later, never having regained consciousness. The cause of death is listed as severe traumatic brain injury. – Adapted from the Firefighter Fatalities in the U.S. - 2007, 7/08 report.

36. Parents
    Seatbelt safety Most injuries to drivers and passengers are caused by contact with the steering wheel, dashboard, windscreen and the sides and roof of the  
    http://www.tacsafety.com.au/jsp/content/NavigationController.do?areaID=3&tie

37. Seatbelt Safety Facebook
    Welcome to a Facebook Page about Seatbelt Safety. Join Facebook to start connecting with Seatbelt Safety.  
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Virginia-Beach-VA/Seatbelt-Safety/201501565839

38. Seatbelt Safety Essay
    An essay or paper on Seatbelt Safety. It was March 13, 2004, around 3 o'clock in the morning and I was driving home from work. I was flying home, as usual and I was tired, sleepy  
    http://www.exampleessays.com/viewpaper/34084.html
    
    Extractions: It was March 13, 2004, around 3 o’clock in the morning and I was driving home from work. I was flying home, as usual and I was tired, sleepy, and not paying attention. I knew these roads well because I drive them at least twice a day, but today was different. I remember looking down at my Speedometer and seeing it register 115 mph, I looked up and saw a corner I knew I was going way too fast for. I immediately slammed on my brakes, but it was too late as I started to slide off the road, leaving four black marks on the road behind me. Try going 90-0 in .5 seconds. OUCH. My car is totaled, my frame bent, I can’t open my back doors because the front doors are smashed over them, my trunk wont shut all the way and my radiator, motor and transmission are now combined into one.

39. Wear Your Seatbelt
    This page describes safety services and seminars offered by State Compensation Insurance Fund of California  
    http://www.statefundca.com/safety/safetymeeting/SafetyMeetingArticle.aspx?Articl

40. Seatbelt Safety On KMOT-TV North Dakota's NBC News Leader
    Traffic fatalities in North Dakota are on the rise, and lives could have been saved if people had taken the right precautions. Of the 125 people killed on state highways this  
    http://www.kmot.com/News_Stories.asp?news=35729

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